List of cultural monuments in Saarburg

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The list of cultural monuments in Saarburg includes all cultural monuments of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Saarburg, including the districts of Beurig , Kahren , Krutweiler and Niederleuken . The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of June 6, 2017).

Saarburg

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone castle, upper and lower town At the market, Graf-Siegfried-Strasse, Hosengasse, Hewerstrasse, Kolpingstrasse, Kunohof, Kunoweiher, Laurentiusberg, market square, horse market, Schlossberg, Staden, Warsbergerstrasse
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Castle, upper town and riverside settlement to the extent specified by the fortifications and then the market square on Kunoweiher in the west and the former Mabilon bell foundry (Staden 130) in the east Monument zone castle, upper and lower town
Saarburg Castle Monument Zone At the castle
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10th century archbishop's castle; Höhenburg, founded in the 10th century, expansion in the 13th and 14th centuries, ruins in the 18th century, securing in the 1890s; lower courtyard and upper courtyard, ring and embankment walls, castle house (14th century), Romanesque tower house (12th century); with surroundings Saarburg Castle Monument Zonemore pictures
Monument zone city fortifications 14th Century Remains of the city walling begun in the 14th century of Oberstadt and from 1671 of Unterstadt, including the Leukkessel with its pond wall; Parts that have survived: Upper Kunohofturm (Kunohof 3), former gate tower, with a residential building from 1868; Laurentius Gate, gate tower; Laurentiuspforte, wall gate; Uferpforte am Staden, Mauerpforte, Ufermauer, 1671; Remains of the city wall Graf-Siegfried-Straße, Hosengasse, on the Leuk, between Kunohofturm and Kautentürmchen, Staden 17, Staden 45, Staden 130, Laurentiusberg 31
Monument zone Christian cemetery Friedensaue 28
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1855 Created in 1855; Cemetery cross, marked 1856; Numerous tombs from the 19th and 20th centuries (Mungenast family († 1899), red sandstone obelisk with display wall; Schuster family, Cippus, around 1890; Mabilon family († 1894), neo-Gothic; Reinart family († 1889), display wall with sandstone cross ; Didas family (late 19th century), aedicule; priest's grave († 1860), display wall, sandstone sculpture; F. Geltz († 1925), classifying display wall; CMF von Auer († 1869), neo-Gothic)
Monument zone Graf-Siegfried-Strasse Graf-Siegfried-Straße 83, 85, 87, 91, 93
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early 20th century characteristic street scene of free-standing villas and residential houses on a hillside, moved away from the street through front gardens, early 20th century, multi-part, late-historic plastered buildings

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Leukbrücken
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17th and 18th centuries three single arch bridges, 17th century, 1787 and late 18th century Leukbrücken
Rheinhart winery At the fruit market 1
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around 1830 classicist house, around 1830; Extension in 1890, press house and cellar in 1888 Rheinhart winery
House Singer At the market 2
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1766 stately baroque mansard hipped roof, 1766 House Singer
Residential and commercial building At the market 4
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1913 three-storey residential and commercial building, neo-baroque mansard hipped roof, 1913
Electoral District Court At the market 6
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18th century former electoral district court; three-storey plastered building, 18th century, renovation in the 19th century
Residential and commercial building At market 8
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17th century three-storey residential and commercial building, 17th century
Residential and commercial buildings At market 9
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17th century three-storey residential and commercial buildings, semi-detached house, partly half-timbered, 17th century; classicist house, mid-19th century
Residential building At market 15
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17th century three-storey two-window house with hipped gable, 17th century
Residential and commercial building On the market 17/19
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1604 Residential and commercial building; Renaissance gabled house, marked 1604, baroque renovations
House Staadt At market 21
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1762 three-storey mansard roof, 1762, reconstruction in 1827
House Hewer At market 23
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Early 18th century three-storey residential and commercial building, early 18th century, shop fitting and remodeling in the late 19th century
Residential and commercial building At market 27
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around 1900 three-story neo-Gothic residential and commercial building, around 1900
Electoral mill At market 29
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17th and 18th centuries now museum; former electoral mill; three-storey hipped mansard roof, 17th and 18th centuries, medieval core Electoral mill
Warsberger Hof Boemundhof 17 / Schloßberg 6
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Late 16th century now municipal administration; three-wing courtyard, end of the 16th century, renovation and expansion in the 17th century, redesign in 1900, tower belvedere 1895 Warsberger Hof
Hotel "Zur Post" Graf-Siegfried-Straße 23
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first half of the 16th century stately three-storey hipped mansard roof building, essentially from the first half of the 16th century, renovated in the 18th century; Neo-Gothic garden shed, early 19th century
new town hall Graf-Siegfried-Strasse 32
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1906 representative historicist hipped roof building, 1906, architect Karl Flacke new town hall
Villa complex Graf-Siegfried-Straße 40/42
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around 1905 Villa complex, Art Nouveau, around 1905, architect Karl Flacke
Hubertus Chapel Graf-Siegfried-Strasse 53
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1912 Octagonal plastered building with a Welscher hood, 1912, architect Karl Flacke
Residential building Graf-Siegfried-Strasse 54
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around 1910 Residential building, neo-baroque hipped roof building, around 1910
Residential building Graf-Siegfried-Strasse 58
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Residential house, reform architecture, architect Hans Ehrmann
Saarburg high school Graf-Siegfried-Strasse 72
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1884-87 former teacher seminar; massive structured rectangular building with hipped roof, 1884–87, architect Endell Saarburg high school
War memorial Heckingstrasse, at No. 13
Lage
Architectural parts, warrior memory 1914/18; City arms
portal Hubertusstraße, at No. 1
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first third of the 19th century Portal and door leaf, first third of the 19th century
Saarburg correctional facility In the Hagen 5
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1886 Jail; three-wing rectangular building, 1886, architect Julius Friedrich Ernst Fischer ; overall structural system
Croatian Cross Kunohof, at No. 3
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late 17th century Crucifixion shrine, attachment from the late 17th century, shaft from the early 19th century
portal Kunohof, at No. 8
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1717 Skylight portal, marked 1717
Catholic rectory Kunohof 25
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around 1860 Two-wing slate quarry stone building, around 1860
Catholic parish church of St. Laurentius Kunohof 27
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1855/56 neo-Gothic three-aisled hall, 1855/56, architect Christoph Wilhelm Schmidt , Gothic flank towers 1563 Catholic parish church of St. Laurentiusmore pictures
Residential building Laurentiusberg 2
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1659 Hipped roof building, partly half-timbered, marked 1659, gable porch 1809 Residential building
Residential and gatehouse Laurentiusberg 4
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17th or 18th century Walled residential and gatehouse, 17th or 18th century Residential and gatehouse
portal Laurentiusberg, at No. 11
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1759 Portal, marked 1759
portal Laurentiusberg, at No. 19
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1704 Portal, marked 1704
basement, cellar Laurentiusberg 23
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Early modern vaulted cellar
portal Laurentiusberg, at No. 35
Lage
1602 Renaissance portal, marked 1602
portal Laurentiusberg, at No. 39
Lage
1624 Portal, marked 1624
waterfall Leukbach
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12th Century Waterfall, 12th century; Sea wall 1641, renewed in the early 19th century waterfall
Residential and commercial building Horse market 1
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1901 three-storey residential and commercial building with hipped roof, neo-renaissance, marked 1901 Residential and commercial building
Residential building Horse market 4
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1676 three-storey hipped roof building, marked 1676, remodeling in the 18th century
Spolia Schlossberg, at No. 1
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17th and 18th centuries Architectural parts, 17th and 18th centuries Spolia
Residential building Schlossberg 4
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1782 Typical plastered building, marked 1782
Evangelical parish church Schlossberg 11a
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1892/93 neo-Gothic hall, 1892/93, architect Natorp; Rectory Evangelical parish churchmore pictures
Mill museum Hackenberger Mühle Staden 2, 4, 6
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18th century former mill building; two-and-a-half and three-story group of buildings in the Leukkessel, the core of the 18th century Mill museum Hackenberger Mühlemore pictures
portal Staden, at No. 9
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1739 Portal, marked 1739 portal
Farm buildings Staden 15
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1726 Economy building, marked 1726 Farm buildings
portal Staden, at No. 20
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1761 Rococo portal, marked 1761 portal
Residential building Staden 45
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around 1700 three-storey early baroque hipped roof building, around 1700 Residential building
Residential and warehouse Staden 49
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early 19th century Classicist residential and warehouse, early 19th century, remodeled around 1910 Residential and warehouse
Residential building Staden 53
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18th century three-storey, essentially baroque house, 18th century
Residential building Staden 65
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1630 three-storey hipped roof building, marked 1630
Courtyard Staden 73
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Late 18th century three-wing courtyard, end of the 18th century
Residential and commercial building Staden 84
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1828 three-storey classicist residential and commercial building, marked 1828 Residential and commercial building
Waiter Staden 88, 90, 92
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early 17th century former winery; three-storey plastered buildings, early 17th century, later combined under a half-hip roof Waiter
Residential building Staden 94
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early 18th century Hipped roof building, early 18th century
Residential building Staden 96
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1709 stately three-storey hipped roof building, marked 1709 Residential building
Residential building Staden 98
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1715 three-storey baroque hipped roof building, marked 1715
Residential building Staden 100
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around 1700 three-storey gable house, around 1700
Gendarmerie barracks Staden 114
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Late 17th century former gendarmerie barracks; three-storey gable building, end of the 17th century Gendarmerie barracks
Sculpture and portal Staden, at No. 118
Lage
1670 Lawrence statue, 1670; classical portal
portal Staden, at No. 120
Lage
1762 Portal, marked 1762
House Mabilon Staden 124
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17th century stately two-wing building, 17th century, extension in 1773, facade remodeling around 1913 House Mabilon
Bell foundry Mabilon Staden 130
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at the end of the 19th century Factory hall with a half-hip roof, late 19th century Bell foundry Mabilonmore pictures
Wayside shrine Staden, at No. 140a
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1741 Crucifixion shrine, baroque, 1741 Wayside shrine
garden Staden, behind No. 144
Lage
1779 walled garden, late baroque garden house, marked 1779
Bilzinger Murder Cross west of town in the middle of the forest
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1746 also bridal cross ; Wayside shrine, marked 1746 Bilzinger Murder Cross

Beurig

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Monument zone in the center of Beurig Hauptstrasse 40–50, Kirchstrasse 4, 5, Klosterstrasse 41, 43–49, 51
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17th and 18th centuries characteristic townscape at the intersection of Hauptstrasse with Kirchstrasse and Klosterstrasse with buildings from the late 17th, early and late 18th centuries, mostly gabled craftsmen's houses

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
villa Bahnhofstrasse 3
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1898 historicist winegrower's villa, 1898, architect Carl Schlück
Saarburg train station Bahnhofstrasse 9
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1862 Station building of the Saar line ; three-part late classical sandstone block building, 1862, extension 1914 Saarburg train station
winery Brückenstrasse 1
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18th century Vineyard, neo-renaissance, 18th century, remodeling in the 19th century; 19th century tanner's house winery
Residential building Brückenstrasse 8
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around 1902 Hipped mansard roof, around 1902, architect Karl Flacke
Residential building Hauptstrasse 2
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1856 neo-Gothic hipped roof, 1856
Station of the cross Hauptstrasse, at No. 16b
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1677 Station of the Cross, marked 1677
Cottage garden Main street, behind No. 28
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17th or 18th century baroque cottage garden, cross garden with slate wall
Residential building Hauptstrasse 34
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17th or 18th century baroque single house
Residential building Hauptstrasse 37
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1902 historicist hipped roof building, 1902
Residential building Hauptstrasse 41
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1716 Baroque hipped roof building, marked 1716
Residential building Hauptstrasse 42
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1708 Baroque hipped roof building, marked 1708
Franciscan monastery Hauptstrasse 47 / 47a, Klosterstrasse 49/51
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1614/18 former Franciscan monastery; West wing of the former quadrum, 1614/18, partial construction of the east wing, 1631
Cross house Hauptstrasse 48
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1717 Baroque transverse house, marked 1717, extension in 1839
Catholic Parish Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary Hauptstrasse 49/50
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1516 late Gothic two-aisled hall church, 1516, Chapel of Grace 1479 Catholic Parish Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Marymore pictures
War memorial Hauptstrasse, in front of No. 49/50
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1922 War memorial 1914/18, 1922
Press house In the Taubhaus 5
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around 1900 neo-baroque wine press house, around 1900
Cross house Kammerforststraße 5
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around 1880 Quereinhaus, around 1880
Lourdes Chapel Kammerforststraße, in front of No. 16
Lage
1909 Way chapel, 1909
Residential building Kirchstrasse 5
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17th century Half-gabled house, 17th century
Old school Klosterstrasse 40
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1888 Sandstone building, 1888
Wayside shrine Klosterstrasse, at No. 41
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1578 Crucifixion shrine, marked 1578
Monastery fountain Klosterstrasse, in front of No. 50
Lage
18th century Monastery fountain, 18th century
Station of the cross Ockfener Strasse, at No. 17
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1729 Station of the Cross, marked 1729
Grangelskapelle north of the village near the cemetery (Wiltinger Street)
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baroque dome roof construction; Altar cross, inscribed 1663
Tombs north of the village on the cemetery (Wiltinger Strasse)
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1840 to 1920 Cellar tombs, Bodem, Kropp, Ronde, Wagner, Loren, Fischer-Jung, 1840 to 1920
Hubertus spring south of the village in the Kammerforst
Lage
1870s Source version, 1870s
War memorial southeast of the village in the Kammerforst on the Königsstraße to Serrig
Lage
at the end of the 19th century Warrior Memory 1871; Sandstone obelisk

Kahren

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Catholic branch church St. Matthias Hostebergstrasse 6
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1733 neo-Gothic hall building with transept, Gothic core, extensions in 1733, 1852 and 1913; stone altar in the churchyard
portal Saargaustraße, at No. 13
Lage
1859 Portal, marked 1859
Fountain Saargaustraße, corner of Am Brunnen
Lage
19th century Village fountain, 19th century
Community center Talstrasse 4
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around 1850 one-class classroom, around 1850
Privy Councilor Brügman Tower north of the village on the Hosteberg
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1911/12 Water reservoir and observation tower, 1911/12 Privy Councilor Brügman Towermore pictures
Red Cross north of the village
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early 19th century Pillar cross, early 19th century
Wayside chapel southeast of the village on the way to Trassem
Lage
1874 Niche chapel, marked 1874

Krutweiler

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Cross house Kapellenstrasse 9
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1688 Quereinhaus, marked 1688
Catholic branch church Maria Himmelfahrt Kapellenstrasse 14
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1718 baroque hall building, marked 1718; walled churchyard

Niederleuken

Monument zones

designation location Construction year description image
Jewish cemetery monument zone Erdenbach, above No. 15
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17th or 18th century Enclosed angular area, few preserved tombstones

Individual monuments

designation location Construction year description image
Warrior Memorial At the memorial, next to the Lage cemetery
1932 Expressionist pillar rotunda, framed with trees, enclosed by hedges and pillars, 1932 Warrior Memorial
Catholic branch church of St. Bartholomew At the memorial 7
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1953 Quarry stone hall building with mighty choir tower, 1953, architect Heinrich Otto Vogel ; Way Cross, 1787

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